According to property consultant Knight Frank, the Principality of Monaco, with a population of 38,367, is home to around 141 nationalities, all within an area just over half the size of Central Park.

Monaco’s prime real estate market remained strong despite global macroeconomic challenges and became the most expensive prime property market in 2023, according to a report Monday from Savills. The ...

A new report by Knight Frank reveals a striking divergence in Monaco's property market. In 2024, the average price of newly built properties skyrocketed to €36.4 million -- six times higher than the ...

Few European locations command Monaco’s prestige and power regarding its luxury real estate landscape. While cities like London, Paris, and Zurich continue to attract global wealth, Monaco ...

The article on Monaco property (“Expansion explosion”, House & Home, June 4) quotes an estate agent saying there is no inheritance tax in Monaco. May I correct the man from Knight Frank. There is no ...

The principality’s exemplary handling of the pandemic and glamorous lifestyle benefits continue to attract investment from some of the world’s wealthiest despite Covid-19 Beachside Mareterra will ...

Last year was a strong one for Monaco with a total of €2.25 billion sales with new builds making up just 7% of total sales but 20% of total sales value. The data from Savills World Research also shows ...

Individuals do not pay tax on income. However, French nationals residing in Monaco are subject to French income taxes unless they took residency in Monaco before 13. October 1957. Rather than income ...